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Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 12:31
by svr-ash
SRAD-NICK wrote:As TC told me...Bent over on a crotch rocket at my age is no good for you... :cry:

So it looks like I may be posting an ad up soon...

Part Ex/Swap - one SRAD750 Crotch Rocket for a 'Cruiser' :oops: :shock:
I don't believe what I'm hearing (reading) :shock:
Am i doomed to the darkside when i reach a certain age :shock: :shock:
Theres no hopeImage

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 12:36
by AndyCBR
Ur as young as you feel :!: nuff said :lol: Once your op's over you'll be seeing the world from a whole new perspective - resist the draw of the Darkside, the Rangers need you :lol: :lol:

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 12:45
by Maver-Nick
Ok, I am going to attempt yesterdays roll call...here goes...

phy5ic5, miler, A_T, Age996, TC, Boss, Blimey, 1154Macaw, Jason, Andrew, Gixxerdrew, Tomr6, WezC, SRAD-Nick, AndyCBR, Gareth, Greg, Jim, Rose...and ?

Sorry if I missed you out...post name below...

Mmmm...Chrome...Nnnoooo...Mmmmuust reeessist :?

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 13:07
by svr-ash
SRAD-NICK wrote: Mmmm...Chrome...Nnnoooo...Mmmmuust reeessist :?
Don't do it nick!!!
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Use the force!!

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 13:26
by clunk
svr-ash wrote:Am i doomed to the darkside when i reach a certain age :shock: :shock:
Theres no hopeImage
There is another path to full enlightenment, the realm of naked/muscle bikes.

Be it ZRX, Bandit, XJR1300, GSX1400, etc,etc, even the Fazer 1000. All day comfort and lots of power and torque.

There is a third way to true motorcycle nirvana.

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 13:31
by svr-ash
clunk wrote: There is a third way to true motorcycle nirvana.
Yeah i know, i got one :lol: :lol:

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 14:18
by greg
SRAD-NICK wrote:As TC told me...Bent over on a crotch rocket at my age is no good for you... :cry:

So it looks like I may be posting an ad up soon...

Part Ex/Swap - one SRAD750 Crotch Rocket for a 'Cruiser' :oops: :shock:
Don't do it! Clunks suggestions are good as are the 4th way - BIG TRAILIES. Power, agility, comfort, wind protection, the list goes on............. You will never go back, and you don't need cookies or Mike Tyson neck muscles for 80+.

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 15:32
by Maver-Nick
Nice suggestion Greg...but...

When I left the Army, my first job was a trials instructor...
So I would be seriously tempted to go off road...and probably knacker my back up completely.............or die :shock:

Clunks idea of a muscle bike is tempting, I used to have an old Kwacker GT 750 (shaft drive) that was comfy... :oops:

My biggest worry of getting a cruiser is...........nodding off on the road :wink:

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 19:09
by phy5ic5
Nick.. JUst face it.... you need to join the Triumph tiger/ BMW GS crew...

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 19:35
by DynaMight
Saw a nice Bandit 1200 down Bike Worx today, TL1000 frontend, Shiney braided hoses everywhere, Full Scorpian system, race cams/pistons etc etc and NOS!!! Guy only wants £3,500 for it too! Actually looked really good

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 20:03
by 1154macaw
SRAD-NICK wrote: My biggest worry of getting a cruiser is...........nodding off on the road :wink:
You won't do that because you're working so fudgeing hard trying to keep up with the power rangers :roll:
You're not be fit enough to ride a cruiser Nick :twisted:
Think I've found a good alternative that would do you're back a bit of good :lol: :lol: :lol: Image

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 20:18
by Leroy
1154macaw wrote: Think I've found a good alternative that would do you're back a bit of good :lol: :lol: :lol: Image
:lol: Good thinking mate.....looks great! :lol:

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 20:51
by jason
andrew wrote: Hope the ickle 125 didn't hold u guys up too much - it was an absolute scream to ride :lol:
Riding behind the 125 was a breath of fresh (2 stroke) air, it also meant I could treat mine gently and keep to the mildly irritating sub 6500rpm running in thingmy. Once the lanes get tight its very hard to try and corner at the same mid corner speed and on as tight a line as a well ridden 125 - makes me realise how lazy/poor my cornering technique has got - way to easy to cheat on big bikes and just go in slow and come out fast.

funny but of all the bikes at the meet the one I really would have loved to have had a go on was the knackered RS125 Id have tried to blag a go but im not brave enough to hand you the keys to a few mile old K6 thou :wink:

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 21:04
by age
Jason was realy struggling with that gsxr it was so bad he had to stand up to see where he was going :shock: :lol: :lol:

Posted: Nov 21st, '05, 22:55
by TC
jason wrote:
funny but of all the bikes at the meet the one I really would have loved to have had a go on was the knackered RS125 Id have tried to blag a go but im not brave enough to hand you the keys to a few mile old K6 thou :wink:
Now come on, admit it. You were eyeing up Keith's cruiser thinking "I wonder if I can clutch-up a wheelie in 2nd gear on that" :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: